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What is the Data Structure for Trainer Teams Data in Pokémon Emerald?

Five-Gate Omega

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    Also can anyone point me to the offset where the data is located in the ROM?

    I haven't been able to find anything about this in regards to Pokémon Emerald so I had to post a thread here.

    Once I figure out how this data is stored and where it's at, it'll br almost trivial for me to edit this data with a Hex Editor on my Android phone.

    Yes I am using an Android Phone, because I have no computer or laptop to make Romhacks.

    Thanks in advance.
     
    Hmm looking at it it appears some of the data entries in the structure table are represented by single byte integer and some are 16-bit and 32-bit.

    What's confusing is that some of the cells appear blank so I don't know what those bytes are for.

    I really wish I could use HMA on an Android.

    Also it would help to know the exact possible hex values that could be used for each data entry in the structure. That would probably be asking to much however.

    It seems the value on that table suggest that whether the trainer is fought in a single or double battle takes up 2-bytes. And it seems the same is true for Pokémon Count. AI flags use 4 bytes, but that leaves several bytes in between these unnacounted for.
     
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    Five-Gate Omega said:
    Hmm looking at it it appears some of the data entries in the structure table are represented by single byte integer and some are 16-bit and 32-bit.

    What's confusing is that some of the cells appear blank so I don't know what those bytes are for.

    I really wish I could use HMA on an Android.

    Also it would help to know the exact possible hex values that could be used for each data entry in the structure. That would probably be asking to much however.

    It seems the value on that table suggest that whether the trainer is fought in a single or double battle takes up 2-bytes. And it seems the same is true for Pokémon Count. AI flags use 4 bytes, but that leaves several bytes in between these unnacounted for.
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    No that is correct. Single/double battles and pokecount take 1 byte ONLY but have room for 4 bytes. A double battle is "01 00 00 00" and a pokecount of 3 is "03 00 00 00". AI flags use 4 bytes. Any unaccounted for bytes are just unused bytes and are shown blank in hma. Their raw value would just be 00 by default and are not read by the game.
     
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